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    “Romeo Juliet” is one of the most famous and enjoyed literary pieces of all time. The play is written by the playwright William Shakespeare and it conveys the tragic love story of two star-cross’d lovers with a remarkably beautiful language. The play‚ since it’s a tragedy is permeated by death and all the main characters feel the impact of death either by dying‚ or witnessing deaths. Throughout the play the reader is able to identify two types of death; death by suicide and death by homicide. A conscientious

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    Nowadays the way many people interact with each other has changed because of technology. In what ways has technology affected the types of relationships people make? Has this become a positive or negative development? 1. In the 21st century‚ technology‚ the main driving force behind the productivity‚ has played a pivotal role in transforming the ways in which we interact. Thus‚ a spirited debate has risen whether technological development is a blessing or a curse to people’s relationships. In

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    ‘His brandish’d steel smok’d with bloody execution.’ This gives the audience another impression about Macbeth that he is a respected man as he is being talked about by the king. Macbeth is also talked about by Ross who describes him as ‘Bellona’s bridegroom‚ lapp’d in proof‚’ looking like the Roman Goddess of war’s husband‚ covered in strong armour. Shakespeare uses roman beliefs to introduce Macbeth as a brave and successful warrior as he is being called the Roman Goddess of wars husband.  Macbeth

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    Aghamirza Muradzade 21002688 Compare and contrast Achilles and Gilgamesh. Are they villains or heroes? Two oldest and greatest poems "Gilgamesh" and "The Illiad" begins with description of the protagonist works. Both main characters in the poems are very young‚ strong‚ brave‚ endowed with extraordinary beauty and indomitable energy. Each of them is a model of selfless friendship. We see that in poems the death of a friend pushes both of them to decisive action‚ leading to the end of poem.

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    auspicious and wonderful day of my life. The appointed time for solemnizing the marriage had come. I was sitting on the verandah surrounded by hundreds of young girls and women. They were all waiting for the propitious news to be announced. The bridegroom‚ Nadim with his marriage party had reached to my place. They were stayed at a near by Madrasa. That religious institution was named after my late grandfather and founded by my family members. At nine in the evening‚ one person came and broke the

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    ENG 4823 7 October 2013 Study Guide Américo Paredes (b 1915-1999)- Mexican American Folklorist‚ poet‚ teacher‚ and writer. Reading: Hammon and the Beans (1994). Getting an Oboe for Joe (1994). Literary Tradition: Fiction‚ Folklore‚ and History. Collection (Poetry and Folklore): With His Pistol in His Hand (1958). Collection (Novel): George Washington Gómez (1990). Recognition: Guggenheim Fellowship 1962‚ Charles Frankel Prize 1989. (Pearson 402-403‚ Class Discussion) Satire- a literacy text

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    The Crucible‚ a play written to criticize the Red Scare‚ involves a theme which focuses on how the characters change as an effect of the intensity and hysteria of the town’s witch trials. Elizabeth Proctor and Reverend Hale‚ two major characters in the play‚ experience internal changes as the play progresses due to the individual pressures of the witch trials. Elizabeth Proctor faces the test of having been accused as a witch‚ having her husband be accused and condemned as a witch‚ and trying to

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    Sometimes in the cosmic journey‚ life contrives for kindred souls to cross paths: two people who may be separated geographically‚ ethnically‚ economically‚ even politically‚ but who are one at the most elemental‚ human level. As Angelo Mathews and Misbah-ul-Haq look across their battlements in Sri Lanka‚ they may meet each other’s gaze‚ and know they are a lot alike. The last time the two met in Tests‚ they could not have had more disparate days. Defending a 1-0 series lead‚ Mathews embraced

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    shot a man-eating tiger with her own hand and all before she was as old as I? ’Are you sure you love him?’ ’I’m sure I want to marry him‚’ I said. And would say no more. She sighed‚ as if it was with reluctance that she might at last banish the spectre

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    Keats himself‚ and is in no way a surrogate persona‚ made apparent by the constant references to subjects very personal to the author; when speaking of the harsh realities of the mortal world‚ he describes it as a place “where youth grows pale‚ and spectre-thin‚ and dies”‚ making a direct reference to his young brother Tom‚ who at the time was dying from tuberculosis. The narrator’s suffering is Keats’ own‚ as is the desire to escape from it‚ as Keats’ was experiencing a period of the intense melancholy

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